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Engineering Graduate Intern – Job with Komatsu South Africa in Germiston | SA News

16 July 2026 by Guest

Komatsu South Africa has an opportunity for a graduate engineer to join their operations team at our Remanufacturing department. 

This training role aims at providing a solid foundation in the principles and applications of the Engineering Discipline through learning, on the job training and exposure to customers, training modules and internal related processes. To learn and become acquainted with the KAfH methodologies, desired culture of exceeding compliance and leading by example applying the principles and standards of SLQDC and the Komatsu Way.

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